How to leave comments on LinkedIn with ChatGPT and AI

Joe Apfelbaum shows how to use the Evy AI browser extension to generate and post LinkedIn comments. The tool lets you set a tone, customize length and language, and edit before posting. He recommends targeting posts with few comments to stay visible to your network.
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Welcome to Evergreen AI. This presentation is how to leverage AI to leave comments on LinkedIn. A lot of people have been asking me about how to do this, and I'm going to show you a tool today that allows me to do that right now. So if you go to LinkedIn, this is what the LinkedIn feed looks like. You see that? You see different things here. Videos, images, documents, and so on. If you want to leave a comment on someone's post, you just click on comment and then you can write up your comment. Now I have a plugin that I use called Evy AI, E-V-Y-A-I, and you can find that at evyai.com. It allows me to pick my goal. In this case, I'll provide value. The tone, in this case, I'm going to be professional. And then you press generate. And what that will do is it will take the text of the video, it will send it to OpenAI, and it'll mention the person's name. It'll mention a little bit about the post, and it'll leave a very nice, well-thought-out comment. What I like to do is I like to also tag the person so they get a notification, and I press post, and I just left a comment. Now, dropping 5 to 10 comments a day on posts of people that you know, that you like, and that you trust, So for example, over here, Fernando, especially if they don't have a lot of comments, can be very useful to stay top of mind with those people. As a matter of fact, I find that when I leave well-thought-out comments on people's posts, they remember me, and as a result, they want to do business with me. Okay, so now I'm going to tag him over here. Boom. Very, very nice, well-written comment. Now I do want to read the comment before I actually post it. So I don't always just post the comment. I'll take a moment. And if it has too many comments here, maybe it's not worth posting unless it's a very popular profile. But if it was just posted and it's related to me and I know the person, it makes sense for me to drop them a comment. It adds value to them because it notifies the algorithm that this is a popular post. I appreciate your post about finding individuals licensed to sell health insurance. I'm an experienced insurance professional. See, I'm not an experienced— Professional. Professional. So I'm still going to insert this, but I am going to just delete the lie. You see, I appreciate it. As an experienced insurance professional, I understand the importance. I'm just going to take out as an experienced professional. I understand the importance of connecting qualified individuals in the field. I'd be interested in learning more about BNI chapter. I'm not interested in learning about more BNI chapter. I'm just gonna write thank you for sharing. Okay, I just posted. Boom, you see? And, and I didn't tag her this time. Okay, Ray Dalio posted something. I want to tag— I want to comment there because he's popular on LinkedIn. So I'm going to hit generate. Now it used to take me hours to think about, hey, what am I going to write? How am I going to write it? And now I can just literally just post, hey Ray, I completely agree with you thinking the owner is crucial, blah blah blah. So So that's cool. I'm going to tag Ray Dalio. I'm sure you know who he is, very famous guy. And now people are going to see that because it's a very popular person on LinkedIn. I especially like leaving comments on posts where there's not a lot of people competing with me, so I get the attention of the person who posted. Okay. I'm going to say, I'm just going to say, I understand the challenges. Take out as a professional in the field, it's important to have open decisions, blah, blah, blah. I appreciate your willingness to address the subject. Thank you for initiating this conversation and tag her name. Boom. Okay, so I customize it a little bit either by removing content, adding content. Now sometimes I want to change the tone. So for example, over here it is 19, but over here there's nothing going on. I'm not really going to leave comments randomly on things that don't make sense. But if I scroll by and I see that it makes sense for me to leave a comment. Like in this case, it makes sense for me to leave a comment. I press generate and then I will leave a comment. Now, if I don't like what it looks like, I have the ability to actually enter a command. Keep the comment to under 15 words. I'm gonna press regenerate and let's see if I can add, you see it made it really short. So if I want it to be short, if I want it to be funny, if I want it to be in Spanish, if I want it to be whatever I want, I could just give it a command and make it in German. Make the comment in German. Let's see what it does. Regenerate. Let's see if it makes the comment in German. Oh my God. So good. I love that. Really, really cool. Somebody recently asked me, Joe, can you make it in German? Now I'm gonna reply to him and be like, dude, just make the comment in German and it makes it in German. Let me see if it makes it in Spanish. Oh my God. I'm learning something new about Evie AI. Spanish. Spanish. All right, let's see if it makes it in Spanish. Regenerate. Oh, error. I got an error. Sometimes you get an error, you just hit regenerate. It's okay. Excelente. All right, I'm gonna do this in Spanish. By the way, do you speak Spanish? And I'm gonna tag him. Jason Miller. Okay, boom. So if you want to translate anything, you want to do anything, this tool is a really great tool. Another thing that you can do is you can do searches for things like, for example, ChatGPT. I'm gonna do a search for ChatGPT, and then in the search I'm going to click on posts. And then what I'm going to do is I'm going to click on date posted past 24 hours. So these are fresh posts. That are on LinkedIn. I see Dave Schnurman posted something over here. What I can do is I can easily just drop a comment here, and hopefully it'll do it correctly. It's fascinating to hear about a positive experience of ChatGPT. All right, cool. So he has a he has a whole experience about ChatGPT. I'm going to insert this. I don't know why it said Joe over there. Sometimes it makes mistakes. Da da da da. I'm gonna put his name there, David Schnurman. You know I love you. Boom. Okay, post. As you can see, you gotta modify it. You gotta read it and modify it. It's not fully automated, but I highly recommend reading it, modifying it, messing with it, and so on. You could also do this on hashtags if you wanna search for particular hashtags. So if you look at this post, he didn't leave any hashtags over here. But if you see somebody left hashtags like the ChatGPT or the OpenAI hashtag, you can click on that hashtag and then you can easily leave comments on posts using this extension. And yeah, you can get the extension at evyai.com. You just download it. There are 6 things you can do with this extension. You can generate comments, write posts, create recommendations, you reply to DMs, profile optimizer, connection customizer. And there are some videos here that explain how to install it. You wanna make sure that when you install it, it shows up on the top right over here where you can click on it, sign in. You have to click on this little puzzle piece and then pin it. And once you pin it, everything gets stored here on the top right. And if you have a free account, it shows you how much usage you have. You have a limited amount of usage, but if you pay, you can get unlimited usage so you can leave unlimited comments. And that's it. That's what— that's how you leave comments on LinkedIn. So I highly recommend you go ahead and do this and leave comments on people's posts. Make sure that you're positive, that you're uplifting, that you use it correctly. And if you use it correctly, you're much more likely to be successful. Very, very powerful. And by the way, I'm really excited about this one here. Looking forward to doing another presentation for the group. About AI, and I'll tag Samantha. Okay, so awesome, awesome, awesome. Anyway, thank you for watching this. Let me know what you guys think. Appreciate you very much, and we'll see you again on the next video. If you want to learn more about AI, you just go to newaicourse.com, and we have a course that has 9 modules on how to leverage AI. We teach you how to use 20 different programs to create presentations, to create avatars, to clone your voice, to create content. And we have all these people that said that this course is just phenomenal. Hundreds of people have taken it. We teach you how to brainstorm, research, create strategy, summarize, create social media campaigns, email marketing, creativity, and we have 20 different tutorials. Here's an example tutorial. So if you want, you can go to newaicourse.com to check out our new AI course. Once again, my name is Joe Apfelbaum. Thank you for watching. Have a wonderful day and we'll see you on the next video. Boom.
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